Nashville-based pop-punk artist Taylor Acorn are sharing her new song and music video “Crashing Out” from her upcoming debut LP Poster Child. The album will be released on October 24 through Fearless Records. Taylor has been working as an independent artist for nearly a decade. In July, she officially joined Fearless Records.
Watch the video of “Crashing Out” here:
Acorn shares her thoughts:
“‘Crashing Out’ is a song that I wrote with Dylan Bauld and Mandy Lee from Misterwives, and it’s one of my favorites off of the album. It has such an infectious nostalgic feel to it, it’s super up beat and just an all around great vibe. You can dance to it, you can crash out to it in which I’ve done both. I think the fans will really love this one and I’m so excited for everyone to hear it!”
Tour Dates:
11/4 – Brighton Music Hall – Boston, MA
11/6 – Gramercy Theatre – New York, NY
11/7 – Atlantis – Washington, DC
11/8 – Arrow – Allentown, PA
11/10 – Rec Room – Buffalo, NY
11/11 – Annabel’s Music Hall – Toronto, ON
11/13 – Thunderbird Cafe – Pittsburgh, PA
11/14 – Amos Southend – Charlotte, NC
11/15 – Jack Rabbits – Jacksonville, FL
11/18 – Antones – Austin, TX
11/19 – Cambridge Room at House of Blues – Dallas, TX
11/21 – Crescent Ballroom – Phoenix, AZ
11/22 – Echoplex – Los Angeles, CA
11/23 – Goldfield Trading Post – Roseville, CA
11/25 – Madame Lou’s – Seattle, WA
11/26 – Aladdin Theatre – Portland, OR
11/28 – Soundwell – Salt Lake City, UT
11/29 – Marquis Theater – Denver, CO
11/30 – Bottleneck – Lawrence, KS
12/2 – Lincoln Hall – Chicago, IL
12/3 – Shelter – Detroit, MI
12/5 – A&R Music Bar – Columbus, OH
12/6 – Beachland Ballroom – Cleveland, OH
Festival Tour Dates:
October 18 & 19 – Las Vegas, NV – When We Were Young Festival
November 15 & 16 – Orlando, FL – Warped Tour Orlando
Poster Child Track List:
People Pleaser
Crashing Out
Hangman
Poster Child
Home Videos
Cheap Dopamine
Blood On Your Hands
Goodbye, Good Riddance
Sucker Punch
Vertigo
Theme Park
Masquerade
Preorder the album here.
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Photo courtesy of Jonathan Weiner
